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Looik Looik looik — This is a book I had to read when I was in year 8 or 9 back in school. I remember thinking "how lame" when I saw the cover, then devoured it within a day, finished the series within a week and have obsessed with it ever since! I recently decided that I will reread the series and I am so happy I did! As soon as I started it all came flooding back to me, why I love it so much and how amazing John Marsden is! [Image]The story follows 7 teens and their discovery that when they were away on a week get-away camping trip, their town has been invaded and they must decided to fight, flee or turn themselves in! Whilst the story is told by Ellie, the main character, she is able to give each character their own spotlight and thus creating not one but seven main characters. Each with their own unique thoughts, actions and abilities. Each character grows and changes too as the world around them changes. For example Homer, a teenage book of Greek heritage went from being the joker and trouble maker in school too the logical, responsible and even romantic male leader. Ellie went from carefree and farm focused to task focused and determined to do what has to be done. Romantic relations bloom, friendships grown, and abilities are tested and strengthened as they each face obstacles along the way. Throughout the book, questions of behaviour during war is brought up and questioned. Is it okay to kill if saving your own life? Is it okay to invade a country that is so rich and full of space when your own people are poor, hungry and overcrowded? There is also the question of should you fight of flee? Marsden has a very distinctive way of writing. His ability to get into the female psyche, describe the ever beautiful Australian outback, and create a world of fear, terror and courageous characters is remarkable. His characters are 3D. They are easy to relate too and believable change as the world around them does. This past-paced, action packed novel is a great read, and one that I know I will continue to re-read as the years pass by.

Macarena Rocío macarenarp — HFGVH JGLFDKN LHJRTFYU.K ;YFVYYB GBVBV MJVGBNN VBGHJ !!! HKVFH HKKHJ F*** KHGYUVJLV !!!!!!! LLBU K WHY??? NOOOOO YESSS pretty much my reaction to the book right there

Lucas Durán lucasmmduran — Amazing, amazing book! I remember writing a paper about this book in high school, and Flannery O'Connor's images and words are still with me.

Jerry Bergtholdt jerry_geri9716 — Honestly wish I had seen this exhibition. Heyman has one a wonderful job in the book surveying American Poster art. The big names are present, and many genre's, each of which in years since have seen shows dedicated to them (ie. New Deal posters, WWII, circus). The book has great color reproductions, and the preceeding essays, sidebar notations and glossary biographies provide plenty of context to the work.

Angel Baldonado gelbaldonado — This is my all-time favourite collection of classics that my piano teacher had given me at the Intermediate stage. The selection is perfect, the transcriptions easy to read and, best of all, my copy is so worn from use that I no longer have to force the pages open! Hurray!

Irene Navarro irenens — I love Silverstein's books, I have read this to my three sons over 20 times! It's so important and the message is about sharing and atonement..atleast this is what I got from it. It lets my boys know that mom loves them unconditionally, and that being a parent is an honor, and privilege, and that my mother was so right when she said, "You'll have a child who is just like you when you were a child."

Wonjin Hong wonjinhong — ARGH! Kevin Brockmeier is one of the few authors who fills me with despair. Because I will never never be able to write like this. Pure freakin' genius.